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Following the Vietnam-related dissolution of the Cold War consensus in the 1960s, the Democratic Party divided between “hawks” who favored

In an interview a few years ago, the political scientist Robert Dahl commented that what troubled him most about his

Last year, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice proposed that the Organization of American States (OAS) expand its Cold War mandate

Many of Haiti's popular organizations trace their roots back to the Ti Kominote Legliz (TKL), for it was in these

On October 11, the United States carrier ship USS Harlan County W ha arrived in the bay of Port-au-Prince with

On Sunday, September 12, a month after failing to remove President Hugo Chávez from office in a recall referendum, Venezuela’s

President George W. Bush has asked the American people to “be patient” so that Iraq can become like Colombia—so that

Since 2001, activists from around the world who are opposed to neoliberal corporate globalization have gathered annually at the World

Since trade unionist Luiz Inácio lula da Silva won Brazil’s 2002 presidential elections, he has surprised his own supporters as

The components of democratic citizenship do not easily coexist with extreme and persistent inequality. Rather, they tend to get distorted

The month of October holds a special place in Argentina's politi- cal astrology. It was on October 17, 1945, that

THE PT EXPERIENCE IN PORTO ALEGRE Participatory democracy has flourished under the control of the leftist Workers Party in Porto